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Posts: 4815 · Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 9:49 am

Dear Vinay ji,

I went to preferences in jhora 7.52 beta (latest) version, and set the options to Vinay Jha recommended.
Two queries (considering the programming has been done by Narasimha ji), I have two queries as of now.

(1)I vaisesikamsa options= I find 'retrograde mercury and direct Venus are not combust' is not checked. Should I check this?

(2) In sunrise and sunset calculation options=The centre of the sun's disk is trully on the eastern horizon. Is this okay?

Thank you,

RishiRahul

Posts: 321 · Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 4:48 pm

The Chowkhamba version by Pt Devchandra Jha is most authentic in my view, although Pt Sitaram Jha's sanskrit version is the basis of all editions published in English or available online, which is highly spurious. Pt Devachandra Jha's version does not use the term "Vaisheshikaamsha", but mentions it under the title "Shri-vasabha" or Shri-dhaama.

The option ''retrograde mercury and direct Venus are not combust' is Pt Sanjay Rath's option. BPHS mentions only those combinations while dealing with this Shridhaama yoga which are default in JHora (esp. in settings recommended by me : I strictly adhere to BPHS, with no reliance on Sanskrit verses of English editions or internet version).

The centre of the sun's disk is trully on the eastern horizon'' is traditional view followed by me.

-VJ

Posts: 4815 · Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 6:12 pm

Vinay Jha wrote:

The Chowkhamba version by Pt Devchandra Jha is most authentic in my view, although Pt Sitaram Jha's sanskrit version is the basis of all editions published in English or available online, which is highly spurious. Pt Devachandra Jha's version does not use the term "Vaisheshikaamsha", but mentions it under the title "Shri-vasabha" or Shri-dhaama.

The option ''retrograde mercury and direct Venus are not combust' is Pt Sanjay Rath's option. BPHS mentions only those combinations while dealing with this Shridhaama yoga which are default in JHora (esp. in settings recommended by me : I strictly adhere to BPHS, with no reliance on Sanskrit verses of English editions or internet version).

The centre of the sun's disk is trully on the eastern horizon'' is traditional view followed by me.

-VJ

Dear Vinay ji,

Yes, the ''retrograde mercury and direct Venus are not combust' is Sanjay Rath's inclusion is correct as per Sanjay ji's perception.
I do not find it logical too. Thanks for confirming.

Regarding the sunrise and sunset options, is anything mentioned mentioned in B.P.H.S. about it.
Somehow I have always used 'the tip of Sun's disk appears on the eastern horizon', as I found it more logical in terms of results of GL, HL ETC.
Could I have your comments please as I do have room for others.

I mean is anything mentioned in BPHS regarding it?

Rishi

Posts: 4318 · Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 4:13 am

In BPHS, there is a discrepancy about nodes, in its beginning portion and the latter part! As had been noted and reported earlier!

Which is not to imply that the baby must get thrown out with the bath-water! As the expression goes...!

Or Astrotreasures that survived time...!

Love and Lux (a gentle soap, even for sensitive babies and their thin skin!)

Posts: 4815 · Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 7:14 pm

Rohiniranjan wrote:

In BPHS, there is a discrepancy about nodes, in its beginning portion and the latter part! As had been noted and reported earlier!

Which is not to imply that the baby must get thrown out with the bath-water! As the expression goes...!

Or Astrotreasures that survived time...!

Love and Lux (a gentle soap, even for sensitive babies and their thin skin!)

Dear Dada,

I would not anyway throw the baby out of the bath water. I love babies, especially the nodes.
These required babies, if thrown out, would make life less interesting.

Can you please explain about the begining portion and the latter part please

Rishi